Journey to the Cross: A Daily Liturgy Podcast for Lent

Journey to the Cross: A Daily Liturgy Podcast for Lent

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Journey to the Cross: A Daily Liturgy Podcast for Lent episodes

  • Day 17

    Readings for Day 17 of the Journey to the Cross podcast:

    1. A Scripture reading from 1 Peter 1
    2. A prayer of confession taken from The Valley of Vision
    3. A prayer of thanksgiving
    4. A gospel reading from Mark 11:27-33
    5. A prayer of supplication taken from The Valley of Vision
    10 min
  • Week 3: Suffering

    Dorothy Bennett leads a discussion on the theme of suffering with Kendal Haug, Will Walker, and Brigette Moore. Kendal and Will are both pastors at Providence Church, and Brigette is a member of Providence and a part of the staff team at Community First! Village. Community First! Village is a 51-acre master planned community in Austin that provides affordable, permanent housing and a supportive community for men and women coming out of chronic homelessness.

    34 min
  • Hallelujah, What a Savior

    Music & lyrics by Phillip Bliss (1875)
    Arrangement & Refrain by Jordan Hurst
    Guitars & Vocals: Jordan Hurst
    Bass, Baritone guitar, b3 organ, mellotron: Brian Douglas Phillips
    Cello: B. Sterling Archer
    Recorded in Austin, TX @ Rattle Trap Audio
    Produced by: Brian Douglas Phillips
    Mixed by: Brian Douglas Phillips
    Mastered by: Joe Causey @ Voyager Mastering

    You can also listen to this song (and others from our Lent album) on our Spotify page.

    4 min
  • Day 16

    Readings for Day 16 of the Journey to the Cross podcast:

    1. A Scripture reading from Psalm 115
    2. A prayer of confession taken from The Worship Sourcebook
    3. A prayer of thanksgiving
    4. A gospel reading from Mark 11:20-26
    5. A prayer of supplication taken from The Valley of Vision
    9 min
  • Day 15

    Readings for Day 15 of the Journey to the Cross podcast:

    1. A Scripture reading from Luke 1:46-55
    2. A prayer of confession taken from The Worship Sourcebook
    3. A prayer of thanksgiving
    4. A gospel reading from Mark 11:11-19
    5. A prayer of supplication taken from The Valley of Vision
    9 min
  • Day 14

    Readings for Day 14 of the Journey to the Cross podcast:

    1. A Scripture reading from Zechariah 9
    2. A prayer of confession taken from The Worship Sourcebook
    3. A prayer of thanksgiving
    4. A gospel reading from Mark 11:1-10
    5. A prayer of supplication taken from The Worship Sourcebook
    9 min
  • Day 13

    Readings for Day 13 of the Journey to the Cross podcast:

    1. A Scripture reading from Isaiah 26
    2. A prayer of confession taken from The Worship Sourcebook
    3. A prayer of thanksgiving
    4. A gospel reading from Mark 10:46-52
    5. A prayer of supplication taken from The Valley of Vision
    9 min
  • Day 12

    Readings for Day 12 of the Journey to the Cross podcast:

    1. A Scripture reading from Isaiah 55
    2. A prayer of confession taken from The Worship Sourcebook
    3. A prayer of thanksgiving
    4. A gospel reading from Mark 10:35-45
    5. A prayer of supplication taken from The Valley of Vision
    8 min
  • Day 11

    Readings for Day 11 of the Journey to the Cross podcast:

    1. A Scripture reading from Psalm 25
    2. A prayer of confession based on Philippians 2
    3. A prayer of thanksgiving
    4. A gospel reading from Mark 10:32-34
    5. A prayer of supplication taken from The Book of Common Prayer
    8 min
  • Week 2: Humility

    Dorothy Bennett leads a discussion on the theme of humility with Will Walker, Todd Stewman, and Grace Rao. Will and Todd are both pastors at Providence Church, and Grace helps lead one of our Gospel Communities and is a licensed master social worker.

    35 min

About Journey to the Cross: A Daily Liturgy Podcast for Lent

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Welcome to the Journey to the Cross podcast. This is a production from Providence Church in Austin, Texas. Our hope is that this podcast helps you to focus on Jesus this Lenten season and to be…